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Mithun Munsi retweeted
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Mithun Munsi retweeted
Abuse of the ICT Tribunal Is a Grave Injustice
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The tribunal established to prosecute the war criminals of 1971 should never be used to prosecute freedom fighters.
The verdict against valiant freedom fighter Hasanul Haq Inu raises serious concerns about the misuse of judicial institutions and the erosion of the tribunal’s original purpose.
Whether decisions such as the ban on Jamaat-e-Islami should be treated as criminal acts is a question that history, and the people of Bangladesh, will ultimately judge.
#Bangladesh #WarCrimes #LiberationWar
Mithun Munsi retweeted
IF THE WHOLE WORLD IS JUST ONE COUNTRY
There won’t be any more wars and defence expenditure
Anyone could live, work, or study anywhere they want. No visas. No passports. No borders stopping people.
One common currency would make business easier.
Scientists and inventors from every corner could work together openly. Discoveries would come faster because no country would hide secrets or compete
Big problems like climate change, protecting oceans, saving animals, and exploring space would be handled as one planet. Not blocked by selfish politics or short term elections in different countries.
If companies can sell products anywhere in the world, why can’t political parties and ideas compete everywhere too? Why should the best leaders and solutions stay locked inside individual countries
Only politicians will hate this idea because borders give them control over a populace whereas a single world country would make them just another local manager
They can’t play the card of “Us versus them.”
They would have to compete with better ideas and leaders from anywhere.
In short, leaders will lose their special status and control and the common man will win freedom and peace and above all equal opportunity
Only AI Can Turn “One World into a One Country” Into a Reality
AI translation tools already break language barriers in real time. Advanced versions will handle culture, laws, and local customs instantly.
AI can manage global ID systems that are secure and private .. no need for passports or visas. It could match people to jobs, housing, and studies anywhere based on skills, not nationality. Smart algorithms would prevent overcrowding by guiding smooth movement and resource distribution.
AI can design and run a stable global currency backed by real time data, not politics.
AI will remove middlemen and corruption, making business faster and cheaper for everyone from a street vendor in Mumbai to a factory in Germany.
AI can connect millions of scientists worldwide, share data instantly, and speed up discoveries in medicine, energy, and technology because there’s no need for individual secrecy
Political parties could truly compete worldwide. AI fact checks claims in real time, points out lies, and helps voters judge leaders by results, not nationality. Only the best ideas win.
Leaders become accountable because AI will tracks promises against real outcomes.
This is not just a dream anymore. With the right AI systems built for humanity and not for individual countries “One world ,One country” can become a reality
In the terrifying scenario of which country is developing what A I , this “One world ,One country” seems to be the only plausible solution
Mithun Munsi retweeted
📷 The Only Crime of More Than 200,000 People: Being Members of the Awami League
1,868 cases in just 22 months. Of those, 663 have been filed against Sheikh Hasina alone. More than 300 former ministers and members of parliament are now behind bars. Yet out of 1,862 cases, investigations have been completed in only 242. The rest remain deliberately stalled, because keeping them unresolved appears to be the objective.
After coming to power, the BNP and Jamaat have turned the courts into political instruments. Naming 225,000 people as accused does not just affect them, it upends the lives of several hundred thousand family members as well. This is not justice. It is political vengeance, wrapped in the label of “restoring democracy.”
Remember the years from 2001 to 2006? The same two parties, the same tactics. Crush opponents with cases, fill the prisons, and exploit the country for political gain. The only difference today is the scale. The numbers are much larger, and this time everything comes packaged under the banner of an “uprising.”
More than 12,000 complaints have been submitted to the Anti-Corruption Commission, while 80 cases have been filed before the tribunal. Such an avalanche of cases does not signify justice. It signifies an attempt to use the machinery of the state to eliminate a political party. Sitting here in 2026, Bangladesh appears to have returned to a familiar place. Only the appearance has changed.
#HumanRights #AwamiLeague #Bangladesh
Mithun Munsi retweeted
Four Years of the Padma Bridge: A Monument to Vision and Determination
Four years ago, on June 25, 2022, Bangladesh witnessed a historic moment as the Padma Bridge opened to traffic. What many had once called impossible became a reality, connecting the southwest region of the country to the capital and unlocking new opportunities for millions of people.
The journey to the bridge was not easy. The project faced skepticism, financial challenges, and international controversies. Yet Bangladesh chose a path of self-reliance. Under the determined leadership of Sheikh Hasina, the government decided to finance the bridge with its own resources, demonstrating confidence in the nation’s capabilities.
Today, four years later, the Padma Bridge stands not only as a piece of infrastructure but as a symbol of national pride. It has reduced travel time, strengthened trade and commerce, boosted regional development, and improved the lives of countless citizens. Farmers can transport goods more efficiently, businesses can reach new markets, and families can travel with greater ease.
For many Bangladeshis, the bridge represents more than concrete and steel. It is a reminder that bold leadership, perseverance, and belief in a nation’s potential can overcome even the greatestobstacles.
As the #PadmaBridge marks its fourth anniversary, it remains a lasting testament to #SheikhHasina’s vision and determination, and to the resilience and aspirations of the people of #Bangladesh.j
ALT Four years ago, on June 25, 2022, Bangladesh witnessed a historic moment as the Padma Bridge opened to traffic. What many had once called impossible became a reality, connecting the southwest region of the country to the capital and unlocking new opportunities for millions of people. The project faced skepticism, financial challenges, and international controversies. Yet Bangladesh chose a path of self-reliance. Under the determined leadership of Sheikh Hasina, the government decided to finance the bridge with its own resources, demonstrating confidence in the nation’s capabilities. Today, four years later, the Padma Bridge stands not only as a piece of infrastructure but as a symbol of national pride. It has reduced travel time, strengthened trade and commerce, boosted regional development, and improved the lives of countless citizens. Farmers can transport goods more efficiently, businesses can reach new markets, and families can travel with greater ease.
